Dispatch has arrived on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, a day you'd have thought would be celebrated as AdHoc's hit superhero game is now available to tens of millions of potential new fans. However, censorship has marred the port's release somewhat, but as fans point the finger at Nintendo, it appears Dispatch's creators might be the ones who made the call.
News that the Nintendo version of Dispatch uses black bars to hide nudity and mutes sexual noises began to filter through yesterday, confirming suspicions that the Switch port might be a slightly watered-down version compared to other platforms. AdHoc has assured fans its story and gameplay remain the same, but that reassurance isn't enough for some.
Fans of the game have been aiming their discontent at the censorship decision towards Nintendo, but it turns out that anger might be misplaced. One fan is claiming to have received a response from Nintendo support, which implies the decision to censor Dispatch on Switch was not one made by Nintendo, but by AdHoc.
"In this case, as the developers are in charge of the content that will be on the game, you can reach out to AdHoc Studio as they are...
